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Column: Kay W. Axhausen's view on bike-sharing economics in Zurich.

Masters' presentations from the Spring semester 2018.

The proliferation of GPS technology and high speed mobile networks presents exciting opportunities for new insights into travel behaviour.  

Proposition of a new re-sampling methodology that allows to estimate the level of heterogeneity, hence knowing the efficiency of the road infrastructure.

Interview with Henrik Becker about Catch a Car and electric vehicles.

New flats are built where they are not needed, and vice versa. This generates traffic.

Our society will have to decide for or against system optimisation.

MATSim Seminar: This user meeting is an annual event around the  mobility simulation software.

CUTR Webcast with Michael Manville, Brian D. Taylor and Evelyn Blumenberg about the future of US transit.

Public dissertation presentation by P. Braess

Increasingly cleaner, safer, quieter, and more connected.

Dr. Pieter J. Fourie receives the ETH medal for his outstanding doctoral thesis.

Redensification and land development on the Hoenggerberg Campus.